A family garden on the edge of East Hagbourne with mixed herbaceous planting. Open in conjunction with several other interesting village gardens in East Hagbourne under the National Garden Scheme.
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A family garden on the edge of East Hagbourne with mixed herbaceous planting. Owners took on the property seventeen years ago and have gradually replanted existing beds and added new elements to improve overall design and create a longer season of interest. Well stocked beds, white border, climbers and lawn area.
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Kingfisher House,
East Hagbourne,
Oxfordshire,
OX11 9LQ
A group opening is when a number of gardens open together on the same day.
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Sweeping lawns and a curving drive lead up to a Regency Gothic villa (not open). The garden, laid out by John Claudius Loudon, is gradually being...
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1½ acre garden with views over Boars Hill. Since move to Tommys Farm in 2013, we have tackled the ivy which had made the dry stone walls collapse,...
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Wonderful setting overlooking the Uffington White Horse and wide views of the Downs. 1 acre garden divided into seasonal rooms connecting around the...
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Sorry, there is no available parking for coaches at Kingfisher House at this time.
Sorry, no dogs are allowed in the garden at this time.
There are no plants for sale for the time being.
Sorry, Kingfisher House does not yet accommodate wheelchair users.
Kingfisher House is not explicitly a wildlife garden, but you may still find various indigenous flora and fauna.
